BIBA webinar - Casualty Fraud On The Rise

The current economic climate has seen the rise in casualty fraud. In this session, we will discuss what casualty fraud is and what the remedies are to prevent a fraudulent claim from being successful.

Learning objectives:

By the end of this webinar, delegates should be able to:

• Understand the current threats posed by casualty fraud and identify typical fraud indicators
• Determine which cases may benefit from further investigation
• Define the legal and ethical boundaries of field investigation, desktop intelligence and surveillance

Presenters - James & Ben

James has worked for over 15 years in commercial law and insurance and over the years he has become passionate about investigating claims and finding the best outcome/solution for dealing with the claims submitted. With the knowledge he has gained from working with some of the largest organisations within the industry he has now moved into managing and enjoys training others, motivating people and empowering them to perform to their very best.

Ben has been involved in the detection and investigation of fraudulent insurance claims for 27 years, having founded Robertsons Insurance in 1997. Throughout his career, Ben has been heavily involved in the surveillance side of the business,  having spent a number of years carrying out surveillance in the field before moving on to management of the surveillance department prior to taking on his current role as Managing Director.

Delegates participating in the accredited webinar can claim up to 1 CPD hour towards the CII member CPD scheme. A formal completion certificate will be issued for members attending and returning a feedback form.  

DISCLAIMER:

Our webinars are designed to give information and guidance and we aim to make them as accurate as we can at the time of presentation and recording. However, they may sometimes represent individual views and BIBA cannot guarantee, nor do they accept any responsibility or liability for, the accuracy or completeness of the content or for any loss which may arise from reliance on information contained within these presentations and recordings.